The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-07

Opened Ausplci'u.i, L..t Night In Odd
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The Bazaar for which tho ladies OF the
Hebrew congregation Of this city have
been go busily engaged IN arranging dur.
Ing tho past few weeks, and which has
been extenaiyely advertised and talked
abont during the past few days, opened In
a blaze OF glory last evening. The Bazaar
le being held In the hall In Odd Fellows
block, used by the HsbTow congregation
as q Synsgoguo for the past three or four
years, and the affair, II may be stated
here, Is for Synagogue and charitable pur-
poses, making 1t one eminently worthy
and deseIvingoitho most liberal patronage
on the part Of all good people. II 10 grail
flying to noso tho fact that in preparing Tor
this Baz aar the ladisa have been greatly
assisted by thoeo OF other crceds and
beliefs. tet =
The hall has been decorated aud fitted
up with booths In a most artistic manner,
1t has been transformed into q ysrltable
bower Of beauty; nothing like the rich
nees Of decorations, the graceful architect.
ure Of the booths and the general air Of
elegance that pervsdes ali through tho
place has been seen in Wheeling sin CO
the famous Bazaar OF Nations held a few
years ago In the Public Building. The
efficiency Of the general Oommittee on
ARRANGEMENTS is plainly demonutrated by
all this; but tho evidences Of that
efficiency DO not atop there, for
the boo!hs are filled to their full
capacity with collection or articles
that appear to be varied enough
to suit the desires Of every ono. All these
articles have been donaIed and are Tor
sale. ToI even attempt an enunera-
tlon would bs useless; there are Rrticlts
Tor every department OF the house hold
and for ones personal use and ado1n-
ment. In collecting them the gen.
eral committee has, OF course,
been assisted by nearly every one,
both ladies' and gentlemen, in the copxre-
ZION, bat the credit Tor the dire cling oil the
Bazaar TO a glittering success ia due the
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements, consisting
OF Mrs. Henry Baer, chairman, Mrs.
Rheinstrom, Mrs. Henry Spsyer, Mira. NJ,
J. Brilles and Mrs. Eisenburg.
The sides OF tho hall a1e tsstaiully hung
With bunting and evergreen arranged in
pretty loops and testooDs. In the csntre
OF the hall arc three very handsome
booths, the bunting decorations of which
are superb. They were arranged by Mrs.
Klapheck. ri
The ono nearest the entrance is hung
with blue and rcd. Mrs. Victor Roseu-
burg is in charge, assisted by Mrs. Meyer
HoykhOimer, Miss Ulommie Rosenberg
Miss Savilla Klaus and Mro. James
Speyer. Mr.. Alex. Steinfeld assists az
cashier.
The centre booth With its orange and
cream hanginge presents an appearances
almost oriental in ito richness. Mrs Nor
| rie Holkheimer presidss here asslsted by
Miss CLARA kraus, Miss Nettie Ktnus, Miss
Emma Kraus Ard Miss Emma Gu!msn.
Mr.. Morris steinleld ia caehier at this
booth. u - .. ~. - -
Booth No. 8 is gracefully draped with
rose and light blue tinted bunting. Mrs.
N: j. Brilles 10 in charge, assisted by
hliss Rosa Steinfeld, Miss Hannsh Hey
mann, M;es Jennie Emsheiuer and Mss
Amelia Rsich. Mr.. Charles Brilles is the
able cashier. .0.1.I ~,
At the north end OF tho hall 10 a eerien
OF pretty Hrches, behind which Ere to be
found Mies Stella RheiDstrom, Mics Fan.
nie Jacobs, Miss Molle Bsor and MISC
Sara Horkheimer, who offer for ssle
tempting lot Of camden, fruits and fo1ers.
Mra: Henry Speyer and Mrs. Eieunoerg
are in charge Of the ice cream department,
assisted by a bevy of charming little
mattresses. In one OF the corners ut the
south end 10 pretty lemonade stand in
charge of M;ss Bertha Bril!ee, Miea Mary
Heymann aud slies Emsheimer.
The supper department is in the rooms
used BY the Natural Gan Company O.
Weat Virginia for private ofIicss Supper
is to be served every evening from s to 8
O'Clock. Last night there was regular
rush Of people in this department. 1t ia
in charge OF Mrs. W. b. Frank, Mrs. NJ,
Gutmsn, Mrs. John Emsheimer, Mrs. Ja-
cob Enshoimer and Mrs. son1eborn.
They are assisted by IN etiicien. corps.
Last night there was a fine musical
programme rendered, in which Ms.
O!car seeley and Mr.. Will B Day took q
prominent part. The attendance was O
large and fashionable one, and patronisad
tho booths freely. A large number of
articles arc being dispoaed of by
chances, aud there is lively
demand for tickets. The music, gay
colors and lights, and the bandiome coe-
tunes Of tho ladies in charge Of the
booths all combined to make tho scene
delightful ono. Tonight the Opera House
OrChpstra will furniph tha rnnsjc, -